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Newspaper
Gloucester Advocate
Location
Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1917
Page
2
In the page segment, merchants show a range of dress fabrics and silk coatings. Terms like cabardines, crepe yard pieces, and silk textures indicate a focus on color, finish, and style. The ad highlights variety and new color options for tailoring and wardrobes.
A listing highlights bone smart lines and a variety of accessory items including collars laces combs hair slides and belts. The ad promotes a broad range of fashion goods such as cloaks gloves andwraps under the shop’s display.
In a Gloucester store display the largest and easiest selection of garments is shown. A nod by FeltS offers new ties and shapes. All wool underwear and flannel undergarments are advertised. The ad highlights a variety of outfits including all wool and Italian made fabrics.
An old newspaper item advertises a footwear store showcasing dainty court shoes for ladies and a range for gents and children. It highlights new and nominy lines and invites readers to visit for the latest styles.
A garbled antiquated notice hints at a shop offering courtesy and consideration. The fragment suggests a reputation for fair deals and welcoming customers, urging readers to visit. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible from the text.
The passage reads as a chaotic, OCR damaged column referencing Germany Japan New Zealand and Australia amid a wartime economy. It mentions industries, auctions, and various names but is largely incomprehensible. readers are alerted to ongoing trade and political tensions, with scattered references to governance, labor, and protest.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals such as Captain Alek, councillor J. Ke Migain, and a mayoral or political scene with terms like Dynamite and Injured clan. The passage is garbled with misread names and foreign phrases, lacking clear events or outcomes to summarize into a coherent local-story item.
Conference on repatriation policy discusses postwar return of troops and civilian internees in Australia. Officials argue for comprehensive rehabilitation, outlining funding, regional deployment, and legislative measures to support voluntary repatriation, local governments, and national party alignment.
The fragment notes a long stalled project with references to a pipeline and alleged items described as chests from 2010 valued at 0.00 pounds each. It mentions a person named Amy and a price discussion, with unclear context and several broken phrases.
Partial OCR warns of a for sale notice with fragmented phrases. Readable items mention location near MUL and a mid event time. Entities are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a local notice about a trade or sale.
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